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<blockquote data-quote="kaburke" data-source="post: 19921" data-attributes="member: 11818"><p>Eggert,</p><p></p><p>Sorry, I havben't been able to think of a solution (beyond some 3rd party software that may exist). Right now, the key presses are sent to the system - the only reason MediaPortal responds is because it is the active application (i.e., mapping an event to a keystroke is exactly the same as pressing that particular key on the keyboard). So, if the is another application waiting for a keystroke (e.g., WinAmp with global hotkeys enabled), that application will receive the event as well as the active application (in our case, usually MediaPortal). I don't know if you can use that information to help you, but it does mean if you have another programme listening globally for CTRL+F9 (or whatever keystroke), it should receive it when InputDeviceMapper sends it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kaburke, post: 19921, member: 11818"] Eggert, Sorry, I havben't been able to think of a solution (beyond some 3rd party software that may exist). Right now, the key presses are sent to the system - the only reason MediaPortal responds is because it is the active application (i.e., mapping an event to a keystroke is exactly the same as pressing that particular key on the keyboard). So, if the is another application waiting for a keystroke (e.g., WinAmp with global hotkeys enabled), that application will receive the event as well as the active application (in our case, usually MediaPortal). I don't know if you can use that information to help you, but it does mean if you have another programme listening globally for CTRL+F9 (or whatever keystroke), it should receive it when InputDeviceMapper sends it. [/QUOTE]
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